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By zenruby
via antoniocangiano.com
Published: Dec 01 2007 / 20:54

My post about Ruby 1.9’s impressive improvement over Ruby 1.8.6 created quite an echo within the developer community. Sure, the headline was an attention grabber, just like this one is :-P, but in a matter of a few hours, there were all sorts of blog entries with variants in many languages, more than 200 comments on Reddit, and fifty comments on my own blog. There were however, also a few misconceptions. It was great though because such a simple post generated a lot of discussion amongst developers, with some insightful arguments taking place - and besides it almost created a new meme with the whole “holy shmoly” thing. Fun as that certainly was, let’s try to summarize and clarify a few points.
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dzonelurker replied ago:

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Sorry Lisp and Haskell but who cares?

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jdave replied ago:

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are you serious? you may not use logic and functional programming yourself, but the concepts, when understood, are still important and make you a better programmer. IMHO etc.

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docmach replied ago:

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Also, ,the ideas from Lisp and Haskell have greatly influenced many more common languages and continue to do so. C# is a great example of this.

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